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Condé Nast TravelerJul 19

Where to Watch the World Cup Final in New York City

From boisterous Fan Fests to sports bars where Argentina and Spain supporters will be with their team until the end.

Fan Village with temporary pitch and massive screens

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Rockefeller CenterAttractionFan Village with temporary pitch and massive screens
Brooklyn Bridge ParkParkAdidas Home of Soccer Fan Zone with live music
Buenos AiresRestaurantInstitution serving classic Argentine plates
Palermo Argentinian BistroRestaurantMenu built around Malbec and empanadas
LibertadorRestaurantLess chaotic than Queens spots, with good steak
Parrilla Latina Restaurant & Sport BarRestaurantHalf neighborhood grill, half sports bar with enough screens
Mercado Little SpainMarketFood hall with scattered screens, grab croquetas and Rioja
El BornRestaurantTapas menu, dining room gets noisier as match wears on
Sala AstoriaRestaurantGazpacho, tortilla española, projector screen
Playwright Irish PubPubHome bar of Peña Madridista NYC
Smithfield HallBarHome bar of Penya FC Barcelona NYC
Brooklyn Backyard BarRestaurantMini festival, open-air space, lawn games, tiki bar
Berry ParkBarBig rooftop, sprawling indoor space, multiple screens
Industry City / House of GOALFestivalFree soccer festival with music, pickup games, food
Intrepid Museum, Pier 86Sight15 large screens set up on the pier with Hudson view
The Bowery Beer GardenBarNYC's largest sports beer garden, 30+ beers, 50+ TVs
Bohemian Hall & Beer GardenBeer gardenHistoric Czech beer garden, large outdoor space, big-screen TVs
Bronx AlehousePubCraft-beer bar with a dozen flat screens and a projector
Elsewhere
MetLifeSightEast Rutherford, United StatesStadium where the World Cup final will be played
Boca JuniorsRestaurantElmhurst, United StatesSteakhouse covered in jerseys, scarves, and photos

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Condé Nast TravelerJul 12

These Cruises Depart From NYC and Take You to the Caribbean, Europe, Through the Panama Canal, and Beyond

There's nothing quite like sailing out of the Big Apple.

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Midtown ManhattanNeighborhoodMidtown is home to some of the city's most prominent buildings, including the Empire State Building, the Chrysler…
Brooklyn BridgeSightA short walk from the Brooklyn cruise terminal
Times SquareSightIt is formed by the junction of Broadway, Seventh Avenue, and 42nd Street in Midtown Manhattan, New York City.
Empire State BuildingSightThe building was designed in the Art Deco style by Shreve, Lamb & Harmon and constructed between 1930 and 1931.
VikingPlaceBook your 15-day Iconic Iceland, Greenland & Canada itinerary from Reykjavík to New York City in 2026.
CelebrityTrail<p>Across from the Shakespeare Garden is the start of Celebrity Path, where stepping-stones are inscribed with names of…
One World TradeAttractionDesigned by David Childs of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, One World Trade Center is the tallest building in the United…
Rockefeller CenterAttractionThe 14 original Art Deco buildings, commissioned by the Rockefeller family, span the area between Fifth Avenue and Sixth…
Fifth AvenueNeighborhoodShop your heart out here
QueensNeighborhoodLocated near the western end of Long Island, it is bordered by the borough of Brooklyn to its west, and by Nassau…
Statue of LibertyAttractionPostcard view en route to vacation
Brooklyn Heights PromenadeSightWith views of Lower Manhattan's skyline and the New York Harbor, it…
Norwegian Cruise LinePlace
Crystal CruisesPlace
Carnival Cruise LinePlace
Virgin VoyagesPlace
Regent Seven SeasPlace
Oceania CruisesPlace
Holland AmericaPlace
PrincessPlace
CunardPlace
Royal CaribbeanAttraction
Valiant LadyPlace
Norwegian AquaPlace
Scenic EclipsePlace
BroadwayNeighborhood
WestfjordsNeighborhood

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Condé Nast TravelerDec 15, 2025

20 Great Ways to Spend Christmas in New York City

Our editors' favorite holiday activities in the city they call home.

See the massive Christmas tree.

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Central ParkParkStroll through park, see ice skating at Wollman.
Rockefeller CenterAttractionSee the massive Christmas tree.
Fifth AvenueNeighborhoodWalk to see Christmas tree and sparkly window displays.
Caputo’s Fine FoodsDeliPlace for boccacini, cold cuts, and treats.
Radio City Music HallTheatreWalk past giant Christmas ornaments display.
Gramercy ParkParkQuiet, residential area with brownstones and upscale buildings.
Loeb BoathouseRestaurantGood stop for a pristine view of The Lake.
Breads BakeryBakeryMakes incredible baked goods, especially holiday offerings.
Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant ParkMarketIce skate in the shadow of the New York Public Library.
Café SabarskyRestaurantViennese cafe with schnitzel and sachertorte.
Neue GalerieMuseumDisplays German and Austrian art, including Klimt.
Little ItalyNeighborhoodChristmas in New York shop becomes more magical.
PastisRestaurantParisian fare with convivial, celeb-scented chic vibe.
Ferrara’sRestaurantCannoli from Tony Soprano’s favorite bakery.
Lincoln CenterSightSee The Nutcracker.
Dyker HeightsNeighborhoodHouses go all out with holiday cheer and lights.
Panino RusticoRestaurantGrab hot chocolate and a pastry.
Russian & Turkish BathsSightAscend staircase to saunas and steam rooms.
Bronx ZooZooAnnual Holiday Lights celebration with lantern sculptures.
Union SquareNeighborhoodHoliday market with over a hundred vendors and food stalls.
Church of SwedenPlace of worshipGothic-style building with cafe and Christmas shop.
Bergdorf GoodmanMarket
Mazzola’sRestaurant
Wollman Ice RinkSight
Louis VuittonPlace
Saks Fifth AvenuePlace
Miracle on Ninth StreetRestaurant
Pete's TavernRestaurant

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Where to Watch the World Cup Final in New York City

These Cruises Depart From NYC and Take You to the Caribbean, Europe, Through the Panama Canal, and Beyond

20 Great Ways to Spend Christmas in New York City